Behind the Scenes of an Ice Machine: The Secrets and Surprises Unveiled

Grayson Larkspur

Updated Saturday, July 6, 2024 at 12:00 AM CDT

Exploring the inner workings of an ice machine can be both fascinating and revealing. The recent video titled "Behind the Scenes of an Ice Machine" has sparked a myriad of reactions and comments from viewers, shedding light on various aspects of this seemingly mundane device.

One of the standout observations is the shape of the ice cubes. A user humorously questioned, "What kind of p**** tip shaped ice is that?" Many agreed that these uniquely shaped ice cubes melt quickly and aren't the best choice for long-lasting cold drinks. Another viewer noted, "So that's why they have those dimples in them," providing an insight into the design of the cubes.

Color also became a topic of interest. Concerns arose when a viewer asked, "Okay but what's up with that turquoise color? Drinking water isn't supposed to look like that," quickly followed by another wondering, "Why is it green?" These comments hint at potential issues with the water quality used in the ice machine.

Maintenance and cleanliness are critical factors for ice machines. One viewer pointed out, "Neglects to depict the mold growth." Another shared their personal experience, "Man, these things need cleaned like twice a month but I tell ya, nothing gets your water intake up like instant access to ice when you are depressed little meeple trying to survive in your melancholy." This emphasizes the importance of regular cleaning to ensure the ice remains safe to consume.

The video also sparked some nostalgia and humor. A viewer quoted a popular song, "I got a brand new pair of roller skates, you got a brand new key… it’s the lyrics to the song.. and it’s all about sex and ice cubes," adding a playful twist to the discussion.

Functionality and usage vary among owners. One person shared, "I have one of these. I barely use it, mainly just when I have guests or the girlfriend over at my house. Otherwise, I just prefer the temperature of tap water." This shows that while some appreciate the convenience, others find limited use for their ice machines.

Curiosity about the machine's operation was common. Questions like "Where does all that extra water go, exactly?" and "What are those, ice shot glasses?" highlight the intrigue surrounding the device's mechanics.

Overall, the video "Behind the Scenes of an Ice Machine" has provided an enlightening look into the world of ice machines, from their design and maintenance to user experiences and quirky observations. Whether for everyday use or special occasions, understanding these details can enhance the appreciation and enjoyment of this cool kitchen gadget.

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Top Comments from Imgur

Ankylosaur

Neglects to depict the mold growth.

sumthinsumthinsumthin

Mine doesn't have that music.

Broadway2

What kind of p**** tip shaped ice is that?

LordBoboftheBobs

This is literally the worst shaped ice. It melts so fast

Goodmerlinpeen

We get it almost every night.

MrHappySmiles

I got a brand new pair of roller skates, you got a brand new key… it’s the lyrics to the song.. and it’s all about sex and ice cubes…

lifeisadadjoke

I have the same model. Works freaking well.

DrunkGermanGuy

Okay but what's up with that turqouise color? Drinking water isn't supposed to look like that.

TheMrDomino

I have one of these. I barely use it, mainly just when I have guests or the girlfriend over at my house. Otherwise I just prefer the temperature of tap water. I lived on well water for the vast majority of my life and got used to having to drink bottled water because well water was bad to drink. Now that I live in town I love the ability to just go into the kitchen, tuen on the faucet and get a cup of water whenever I need it. But yeah, I have one of these and I barely run it. Only for guests.

3Davideo

So that's why they have those dimples in them.

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